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>> we are talking about this election, kellyanne. >> theres been a lot of dancing in the end zone and i can understand why they are happy and thrilled. most people said they couldnt win the election and they did, and they did it their way. i understand why they are excited and want to claim credit for it. on the other hand, i think it rubs the clinton team the wrong way. as far as the clinton team knows, they know the popular vote doesnt get you a consolation prize here. >> yeah, although we sho...

Said, do what it takes to find out those who were responsible. and claiming that that was a knowing green lighting of torture. that is an extraordinarily, i think, tortured reading of those kind of comments. and if theyre going to say that thats the kind of guidance that they were given or those were the kind of ambiguous comments they made to members of congress and are going to hold those up to justify that they fully informed congress, if you look at this report, you see that a lot of these r...

And look, if black voters are going to go, you know, 95% for democrats in a year when barack obama is on the ballot, and perhaps 85% in a year when hes not, one understands why republicans would want to limit that vote, because its going to go to the democrat. its just that you cant do that. we have equal protection under the constitution and you cant do that. >> rick, that comment is reminiscent of what im sure we all remember from my home state of pennsylvania, similar acknowledgments that thi...

That vote, because its going to go to the democrat. its just that you cant do that. we have equal protection under the constitution. >> rick, that comment is reminiscent of what im sure we all remember from my home state of pennsylvania, similar acknowledgments that this was all being utilized as a political weapon. >> well, as i remember in pennsylvania, the only objective in evidence was black panther people trying to keep people from voting, presumably white. i assume working for the democrat...

a 5-4 decision in the end, it was john roberts, the chief justice appointed by president bush who saved the health care law. senator obama voted against roberts confirmation in 2005. roberts went against his four conservative justices ruling that the individual mandate, which requires people to buy health insurance was a tax, not a penalty that falls under the congressional power to levy taxes. a harsh oped said the remarkable decision upholding the affordable care act is shot through ...

circle. what really went on the hours before michael died and two men that worked with the king of pop for years. >> he said tomorrow, were going to discuss the vocals for the tour. you know? that was the last time i spoke to him. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." jaycee dugards mother never gave up hope but it took 18 agonizing years. as she and her family putting their lives back together, joining me now is jaycees mother and therapist. welcome to you both. an extraordinary story. o...

circle. what really went on the hours before michael died and two men that worked with the king of pop for years. >> he said tomorrow, were going to discuss the vocals for the tour. you know? that was the last time i spoke to him. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." jaycee dugards mother never gave up hope but it took 18 agonizing years. as she and her family putting their lives back together, joining me now is jaycees mother and therapist. welcome to you both. an extraordinary story. o...

for years. >> he said tomorrow, were going to discuss the vocals for the tour. you know? that was the last time i spoke to him. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." jaycee dugards mother never gave up hope but it took 18 agonizing years. as she and her family putting their lives back together, joining me now is jaycees mother and therapist. welcome to you both. an extraordinary story. one of the most extraordinary i think i have ever encountered in sort of 30 years of journalism. the obv...

phone hacking scandal that doomed a best-selling tabloid and rocked the very pillars of society. today, the parliamentary committee that grilled rupert murdoch and his son james last month released letters suggesting that illegal snooping, hacking, eavesdropping, were a lot more common at the now defunct "news of the world" than the murdochs led on. one such letter is from a reporter named clive goodman who was sacked and jailed for hacking the cell phones of the royal family. he write...

Sort of agreement in washington. >> folks up there wore shorts. [laughter] my team said i should not wear shorts. [laughter] my legs arent good enough to wear shorts. [laughter] >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> nice, thank you. [cheers and applause] ill tell michelle you said so. [laughter] it is, it is wonderful to be back in maryland. i hope everybody -- [cheers and applause] i hope everybodys keeping cool. staying hydrated. it is great to be back here in college park. i have a few acknowledgments...